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• The fire was well ventilated due to broken glazing and the 30 mph wind helped fan the fire to the extreme intensity it was at when we arrived.
• Once the car gets cool, then you can obviously switch off the air conditioner and let the fan rotate the cool air.
• It had an open fan with a cherry blossom on one of the outspread ribs, and it also had a tiny dragon perched on the tip of a rib.
• the kitchen may need to be fitted with an extractor fan
• Anyway, a fan waving a banner invaded the pitch in the last seconds of a Swiss-Portuguese match.
• While the previous windmill designs are for larger structures that could service entire towns, the fan -type windmill is made specifically for individuals.
• Sammy felt like whipping out a paper fan and waving it crazily in front of her face.
• The heat would make Joy's condition much worse. Dewi would sit and fan Joy for several hours.
• An extractor fan was provided for ventilating the equipment room.
• The stream of water that spurted from the hose did less to douse the fire than it did to fan the flames with its accompanying rush of air.
• The Lower Eocene Sulov Basin close to the Pieniny Klippen Belt is a kilometre-thick pile of dolomite gravel, rapidly deposited in a fan .
• Before searing the meat, turn on the ventilation fan over the stove.
• The only thing that everyone could hear was the sound of the ceiling fan rotating.
• Portugal is battling its most devastating forest fires for a decade, as strong wind fan the flames.
• The burning gases keep the shaft turning by rotating a fan before exiting the engine.
• Waving a fan for nearly 12 hours continuously, with just a break for lunch, could make anyone's arms sore.
• His 10 strikeouts in 179 plate appearances make him the hardest to fan , by far, in the American League.
• It's all about letting through a flow of air, which is then whipped up by a ceiling fan to cool you naturally.
• Flicking it on, I opened my door, as the ceiling fan started to rotate.
• Iraeli-Palestinian problems are likely also to increase, which will fan the resistance fires even more.
• The farmer puts the unsorted grain and chaff into the basket, and shakes it until the lighter chaff is propelled over the fan 's lip, while the heavier grain remains inside.
• I'm a fan of this author
• The fact that a women's race commands as much attention, fan enthusiasm and media coverage as the men's race is really encouraging, too.
• fan vaulting
• Anzuko was drawing a portrait of Suzume for fun while Suzume posed by lying down and holding an open fan casually.
• They select those news reports that are consistent with their preferred thinking, especially those that fan national emotions.
• Each terrace represents a fan of younger pyroclastic deposits infilling valleys cut in older fans.
• Amusingly, as it stirred the hot air in the room, it caused the ceiling fan to rotate slowly.
• When the weather turns hot, workers fan their wings at the entrance to the hive, cooling it.
• the arriving passengers began to fan out through the town in search of lodgings
• Needles of light, frozen rays, shot out from her back, spreading out like a fan , with a thin light webbing in between each.
• A simple and less draconian solution would be to install a duct in the ceiling with an extractor fan .
• Then it stood tall, unfolding its wings to their full fan of circle and began to shimmer the wing feathers, so that they scattered sunlight like jewels.
• I used my hand to fan my face, which felt ridiculously hot.
• Up to 2000 m of alluvial fan and fan delta deposits of early Cretaceous age are preserved in the Coastal Cordillera.
• Although I pretend not to be, I am a football fan , but there is room for other sports on TV surely.
• Males continuously fan the eggs to aerate them and to prevent silt from settling on them.
• Also a 120 mm fan will be a lot quieter then an 80 mm fan moving the same amount of air.
• Firefighters had been monitoring hotspots but there were worries that increasing wind might fan the flames.